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Lifestyle & Trends - Senior Living
How to dodge summer bumps, bruises and breaks
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From the first knee scrape at recess to broken arms on the jungle gym, and from do-it-yourself jobs gone awry to ankle injuries on the tennis court, few of us are immune to injuries. By following some simple guidelines you can reduce your chance of injury and be sure that should you have a mishap, your recovery is as quick and complication free as possible.
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Staying active with pain
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For many Americans living with pain, getting regular exercise is nearly impossible. The burning, shooting pain and tingling sensation of pain can make it difficult to stand or walk to the car, let alone exercise five times a week.
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Myths about the aging brain revealed
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Who says you can't teach a mind new tricks at any age? Recent research shows that Americans have the power to positively influence their brain function throughout life.
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Four high-tech products every senior can use
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Nearly 40 millions Americans are over the age of 65, and as the senior citizen population grows, so does the new technology targeted at this audience. From medical devices that make life easier to new technologies that help older and younger generations stay connected, there is a wide array of products available that are not only helpful, but easy to use.
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Create lasting memories with a personal and visual memorial
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From the Egyptian pyramids to the Vietnam Veterans Wall in Washington, D.C., the emotional importance of memorialization transcends history and cultures, and it satisfies a basic human need to remember and to be remembered.
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Medication safety for seniors
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If you're older than 65 and take multiple medications, you should be aware of potential interactions between your drugs. These interactions can cause unwanted side effects, reduce the effectiveness of your medicine, or even lead to hospitalization. Studies show that up to 30 percent of hospital admissions of elderly patients are linked to harmful effects of medications and other related problems.
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What is 'wellness?' How to define your personal health
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"Wellness" has become a buzzword among the public, health care practitioners and legislators alike. But what exactly does it mean, and how can people benefit from it? The American Chiropractic Association (ACA) defines wellness as "an active process that promotes health and enhances quality of life.
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Is your home decor giving you a backache?
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Those with aching backs might want to look at their home decor to help ease the pain. When decorating, most homeowners consider their personal style, color schemes and price range, but many don't take time to consider products that can actually benefit their health.
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What caregivers should know about insurance needs
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Becoming the caregiver for a parent or loved one involves many new responsibilities. As a caregiver, you are responsible for the health and well-being of your loved one. While most caregivers take on these duties with a love and dedication that is incomparable, many are inexperienced in the type of financial planning they should be implementing for themselves in order to protect their loved one in the event of the caregiver's death.
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Helping Asian Americans reach their retirement goals
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The financial downturn has affected most Americans in some way, and Asian Americans are no exception, a new survey reveals. In fact, eight out of 10 Asian Americans polled by Prudential Financial, say their savings and investments have been negatively impacted in recent years.
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